Overview

The relationship between siblings can be tough, and the sibling dynamic can be further challenged when one child has autism. This interactive workbook is designed for siblings of children with autism. Introducing the experience of autism in simple language, children are encouraged to complete activities that identify differences and strengthen relationships. This book is focussed on understanding and supporting a sibling while developing individual emotions and identity. The pages are designed to be drawn on and personalized by the child. Ideal for young children aged 8-12 who have a sibling with autism, the activities can be completed with a parent's guidance or on their own. Full of resources, strategies, and exercises, this workbook can support professionals working with children and facilitate healthy sibling relationships.

Full Product Details

Author:   Catherine Faherty ,  Sandra Tucker
Publisher:   Jessica Kingsley Publishers
Imprint:   Jessica Kingsley Publishers
Dimensions:   Width: 17.20cm , Height: 1.20cm , Length: 24.40cm
Weight:   0.260kg
ISBN:  

9781785927072

ISBN 10:   1785927078
Pages:   136
Publication Date:   21 March 2017
Recommended Age:   From 8 to 12 years
Audience:   General/trade ,  Children/juvenile ,  General ,  Children / Juvenile
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In stock  
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Having a sibling with special needs does not define you for who you are. This journal unpacks the diagnosis of the reader's sibling, how it affects them, assists with strategies, and allows a sacred space to delve within. A great resource that acknowledges the important role siblings play. -- Josie Santomauro, Australia, Author, Presenter & Consultant, www.booksbyjosie.com.au

Having a sibling with special needs does not define you for who you are. This journal unpacks the diagnosis of the reader's sibling, how it affects them, assists with strategies, and allows a sacred space to delve within. A great resource that acknowledges the important role siblings play. -- Josie Santomauro, Australia, Author, Presenter & Consultant, www.booksbyjosie.com.au Lots of space to draw, write, paste, scribble and whatever else takes the fancy makes this useful in understanding one's own self as well as the brother or sister...The book covers an immense range of emotions and will give a child having difficulties accepting the autistic member of the family the empowerment he or she needs to be patient and loving. -- Healthy Books * healthybooks.org.uk *

Lots of space to draw, write, paste, scribble and whatever else takes the fancy makes this useful in understanding one's own self as well as the brother or sister...The book covers an immense range of emotions and will give a child having difficulties accepting the autistic member of the family the empowerment he or she needs to be patient and loving. -- Healthy Books * healthybooks.org.uk * Having a sibling with special needs does not define you for who you are. This journal unpacks the diagnosis of the reader's sibling, how it affects them, assists with strategies, and allows a sacred space to delve within. A great resource that acknowledges the important role siblings play. -- Josie Santomauro, Australia, Author, Presenter & Consultant, www.booksbyjosie.com.au

Author Information

Sandra Tucker is the Founder and Director of Sibling Tree (siblingtree.org), which supports and empowers siblings of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and provide them with the resources necessary to become effective self-advocates, alongside their brothers and sisters. Growing up with a brother on the autism spectrum, Sandra was inspired to support other siblings through the publication of this book and an online resource.

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